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Meeting roundup: multiple notices continued to June 18; certificate invalidated; Fay Martin Farm contract review postponed
Summary
The Charlton Conservation Commission continued multiple Notices of Intent to June 18, invalidated a certificate of compliance for a vacant lot, postponed review of the Fay Martin Farm contract, and elected a temporary chair for the meeting.
At its meeting the Town of Charlton Conservation Commission took a series of procedural votes and continuances affecting a range of filings.
- Temporary chair: Commissioners elected Mitch Dunn to chair the meeting in a temporary capacity at the start of the session; the motion carried.
- Continued Notices of Intent (all continued to June 18 unless otherwise noted): • DEP #128193835 Main Street (40 multifamily units in buffer zone) — continued to June 18. • DEP #1281964 Lot 1 0 Sandersdale Road (Lot 1 was heard and closed; see separate article) — other Sandersdale lots continued as noted below. • DEP #1281966 Lot 2 Sandersdale Road — continued to June 18 pending stormwater peer review and well reports. • DEP #1281967 Lot 4 Sandersdale Road — continued to June 18 pending peer review and missing reports. • 78 Glen Ucker Shore Road (French drain, patio, fire pit near Glen Echo Lake) — continued to June 18. • DEP # (60 Pumpkin Lane) — continued to June 18. • 24 Willis Drive (replacement septic system near South Charlton Reservoir) — continued to June 18 pending DEP/GP number. • Lot 5 Harrington Road (4‑bedroom house) — continued to June 18. • RDA 130 Sturbridge Road (demolition and construction of two single‑story buildings) — continued to June 18.
- Certificate of compliance: The commission voted to make the certificate of compliance for Gillespie Road invalid because no work commenced and the lot remains vacant; the motion carried.
- Hagerty Road certificate: The commission postponed action on DEP 128154390 (Haggerty Road) to allow staff inspection and follow up.
- Fay Martin Farm contract: The commission learned the current farm manager will not renew the contract; the commission postponed contract review to the next meeting to allow the town to publicize and seek replacements and for selectmen representation on the farm committee to be established.
- Adjournment: The commission moved to adjourn and the motion carried.
Most continuance motions and routine procedural votes were recorded in the transcript as "motion made, second, motion carries" without roll‑call tallies in the text; the commission's official minutes will include formal vote records and any required conditions to implement these actions.
